Zahra Mojahed is an Afghan photographer and filmmaker with two films in her career. Her first film, “Nile”, tells the story of an Afghan dancer in Iran. The film has been shown in different festivals and has won several awards. Her second film, “Voiceless,” focuses on the silenced voices of Afghan women and girls under Taliban rule. Through this film, Zahra strives to amplify the voices of Afghan women, illuminating their struggles and challenges in a society that seeks to suppress them. Zahra Mojahed’s work addresses critical issues such as women’s rights, migration and individual freedoms. Through her films, she aims to make a difference by providing a platform for those whose voices often go unheard, especially in oppressive environments. Her commitment to storytelling and advocacy for Afghan women and girls continues to have an impact on the film world.